I have an angular.js web app, suddenly I have noticed that when I edit sources in WebStorm and click "Run" and my app opens in chrome browser, all sources are still old ones, they didn't updated! How can I fix that?
My local webserver hosts by node.js
As I said I'm very new to JS, and the problem was that sources in index.html were taken from example website and not from local sources, that it, pretty dumb issue, but it was a problem for me
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I've completely deployed my website with Firebase CLI, and project.firebaseapp.com is accessible and works fine. However, project.web.app keeps showing "Site Not Found".
I'm building my web app with React and already set the folder to "build"
Edit1: I've tried safari, chrome, incognito of both, and also hard refresh and empty cache still showing SITE NOT FOUND.
Edit2: It's working on Line Application Built-in Browser (mobile), but not on Chrome (mobile).
Edit3: Sent the domain to my friends around the world and found out that it's not working for only people living in South East Asia.
As I mentioned in comments, try any other browser. Both the domains are working on my computer. It might just take some time for both to deploy and update the cache.
It's usually better to ask someone who stays far from you and maybe has a different ISP to test update website. I sometimes use Lighthouse and it turns up even it won't show up on my computer. (Apparently the older version gets cached).
I'd recommend disabling cache from network tab in browser console when in development stage:
I've got a really weird bug in a create-react-app application. Onsenui is used as a css framework. But when I try to run the app, either in production or on localhost on a chromium based browser, the framework doesn't get loaded. Both css and js aren't loaded. (Only the OnsenUI ones, other css and js is loaded correclty) I then have to refresh the page multiple times to make it work. It loads correctly on Firefox and Safari.
The problem persists on both my MacBook and my Windows PC. I'm not the original creator of the repo and it's already a few years old. I have however updated onsenui, react-onsenui, react to the newest version.
Unfortunately, I can't share the link to the page.
So, in the end, it's been all because of a pop-up blocking extension I had installed. I can't believe I haven't thought of it and I've been refreshing the page multiple times/had to use other browsers just because of this.
So if anyone ever sees this is the future with a similar problem, double check all your active extensions.
Ok, somehow I am serving ads in my NodeJS / AngularJS application, but I haven't include this myself.
There's some package or included link sending ads to the client, but the ads are not visible, and the adserve url changes with every request. (The url that can be seen in the screenshot below)
How do I find out which place in my application serves these ads?
PS: I am sure this doesn't come from my local dev pc, my other collegues have this issue as well.
A quick trick may be to search for the url in every files of your repository. If you use a cdn to load your librairies, try to look inside also (you can do that directly in chrome dev tool with ctrl/cmd f in the sources tab).
Hope it will help !
The "adserver" in my project turns out to be a tracking / analytics beacon included by the Realtime.co framework.
Thankfully, the author responded to my email very quickly, and they also provide a beacon-free version of their framework. So problem solved :)
Background:
I've built a Angular Application that works fine on browsers.
On the frontend side I have HTML/CSS/Angular/Bootstrap, backend side is Web API. So it is completely separated.
I took my front code zipped it, used Phonegap to build android app. When I run it I can see the first screen of my web site. I've confirmed that the angular code there works, cause I can see it filtered navigation based on the fact the user is not logged in.
But when I try to go to any other page of my app I get an empty screen, so I tried to remotely debug it using PG remote debugger. Every time I try to load anything but my homepage I loose connection to my target. I haven't seen any JS errors in console.
This is the only thing in the logs:
"exception firing pause event from native"
"exception firing resume event from native"
Is there some part of configuration that I missed that could cause this behavior, or is there another way I can debug this?
Since you are using angularJS, I'm guessing you are using a webserver locally to make the app run on your browser, so everything seem to work fine
Although PhoneGap uses a file server to run your app on WebView, which is similar to just opening the index.html on browser without webserver. Bottom line is if you can make your app work on desktop browser by just opening your index.html without webserver then it will work when u build as PhoneGap app.
You might run into Cross-Origin issues when testing your app on browser, this will happen if your app is making REST API calls or if you are loading angularJS templates from another .html file, these Cross-Origin restrictions are taken care in PhoneGap build. So when testing on local browser you might want to open Chrome with web security disabled.
If you have developed your app using a webserver to test, then you might have absolute URLs for loading assets or hrefs, you will have to change these to relative URL paths.
For example, change <a href="/#/next-page"> to <a href="#/next-page">, or <img src="/images/logo.png"> to <img src="images/logo.png">
Its been about a month since I started using AngularJS. I used to write my codes in SublimeText2 but i wanted to use WebStorm since it claimed to be more AngularJS friendly. I wrote a simple Hello World app and tried to run it but i couldn't get any hint of how to do it. I also don't have any knowledge about Node.js.Do i need Node.js to run app on WebStorm? Is Node.js a server? I tried going through tutorials on WebStorm page and also read few articles on Node.js but couldn't understand it. Can anyone explain it in a simple and understandable way?
You can open your HTML+JS application in the selected browser in WebStorm by clicking on the browser icon on the top right corner of the editor tab with index.html file opened (or any other html file you'd like to open in browser).
The same action could be done from the file context menu: Open in - Browser.
WebStorm will automatically start built-in web server for your convenience.
Note that you still can go to your project folder and execute your particular HTML file from there, the same way you would do it with the text editor.
Read more on working with AngularJS in WebStorm in this blog post.
If you have back-end in Node.js for your app, then you, of course, need Node.js installed. To run your node web app you need to create Node.js run configuration. More on it here.